Three men arrested in South Boston cocaine theft case
Boston police and army intelligence arrested three men in connection with larceny of $200 worth of cocaine and morphine from a United States Army depot in South Boston. Two suspects, Joseph Schwartz of Roxbury and EB Gerry Evans, were arraigned and held on $500 bail.
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Army
United States
Joseph Schwartz
Roxbury
Gerry Evans
East Cambridge
Flaherty and
Finn
Charles F
Prince Visits The President At White House Meet
Washington November 13 President Wilson, resting in the mahogany bed once used by Baron Renfrew later King Edward VII, greeted Albert Edward Prince of Wales grandson of the British monarch. He visited Mrs Wilson and the president’s daughters before going to Mount Vernon to lay a wreath on Washington’s tomb. The meeting resembled a normal boy’s reply to a statesman, with light humor and mutual cordiality.
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Washington
Wilson
Baron Renfrew
Edward VII
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Margaret Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Mount Vernon
England
Alexandria
Pledge Aid in Fight Against Radicals
Middlebury Vermont November 13 A pledge of cooperation to rid the country of radicals was made by Vermont Branch American Legion State Commander Dr John M Thomas in a telegram to Senator Miles Poindexter in Washington He also sent a telegram of sympathy to the American Legion at Centralia Washington reinforcing the fight against the I Ww Ww.
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Middlebury
John M. Thomas
Vermont
American Legion
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Dr. Thomas
Centralia
Wash
Reception to Pastor at United Presbyterian Church
Members of the United Presbyterian Church on Warren Avenue held a reception for their new pastor the Rev. A Gordon McLellan and Mrs McLellan last night Deacon Isaac Shellady presided and Norman McLeod gave the address of welcome.
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United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
A. Gordon McLellan
Arms shipments to Mexico Belgium and Spain raise intervention fears
Washington reports large orders for arms and ammunition from Mexico Belgium and Spain as possible U S intervention looms The State Department disclosed steps to halt shipments citing violation of the arms convention Meanwhile Mexican probes into Spanish production and Mexican propaganda in Spain attract attention and German missions in Mexico are under scrutiny
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Associated Press
Mexico
Belgium
Spain
State Department
United States
Brussels
Spanish War Office
America
Arms shipments traced to Spain and Belgium linked to Mexico
Government records show Spain and Belgium supplied arms to Mexico during the war era. Orders placed with Fabrique Nationale d'Armes Liege and through Mexican ministers Aguilar and Arredondo included rifles ammunition and machine guns. Shipments to Havana Tampico and Vera Cruz were planned, despite embargoes and US opposition.
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Spain
Madrid
Belgium
Fabrique Nationale d’Arms
Liege
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Europe
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Eleseo Arredondo
United States
Mexico
Havana
Antwerp
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Orto Mexico
Anne Morgan Appeals for France Aid in Boston
Anne Morgan, just back from France, urges Bostonians to fund and volunteer for reconstruction work. She links France’s recovery to American commercial and industrial interests and notes the French government cannot do it alone.
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France
America
Anne Morgan
Miss Morgan
Bride Missing After Wedding Nine Days Earlier
Cambridge police seek Louise Kwekowski missing since last Monday. Bride of Joseph Kwicowski, married 10 days ago, last seen at 2 Rogers Court, Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Louise Kwekowski
Joseph Kwicowski
Rogers Court
Boston piano player vanishes after meeting man months ago
A Boston moving picture theatre piano player left home after meeting a man named Kwekow ski four weeks earlier. He told police they never quarreled and offered no clear reason for the disappearance.
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Boston
Moving Picture Theatre
Kwekowski
Military Funeral for Private Duchaine
A military funeral will be held tomorrow at St. Joseph's Church for Private William H. Duchaine of the State Guard Machine Gun Company, killed Tuesday in Boston by barber Joseph De Laurentis. The unit, led by Captain Harry H. Shor, will provide a guard of honor and fire a salute of 18 guns at the grave in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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William H. Duchaine
State Guard Machine Gun Company
Boston
Joseph de Laurentis
St. Joseph’s Church
Harry H. Shor
St. Joseph's Cemetery
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